Michael is the Head of Survey and BIM Manager at Leighton Contractors (Asia) Limited. He has been taking the leading role in Hong Kong’s surveying industry for 24 years, which involves managing survey works on over 20 major construction projects locally. These projects include Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 2 – SkyPlaza and Passenger Terminal Building, Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge – Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities, HK Jockey Club Shatin Racecourse and several major railway projects. Currently, he is responsible for (ASD) East Kowloon Cultural Centre, and Hong Kong International Airport, Terminal 1 Annex Building and Expansion project.

As the contractor of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge – Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities, Michael has advocated the use of BIM in this project. It is the first comprehensive BIM application of a large civil infrastructure in Hong Kong. The BIM values from its design stage to actual construction to future facility maintenance phase. He has also encouraged the adoption of technologies such as Laser Scanning as well as drones & 3D Reality Modelling. Together with BIM, these technologies help efficiently manage the project and create more comprehensive spatial information for the site.

Throughout his 24 years of experience in the surveying industry, Michael has been dedicated to promote the community of Civil Engineering Surveyors. He was the Chairman of Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (Hong Kong) in 2013-2015. He has been a Registered Professional Surveyor (Land Surveying) of Surveyors Registration Board since 2012. He is also the Member of The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors, the Fellow Member of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineering Surveyors and the Fellow Member of Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors since 2011.

David has over 40 years’ experience in architectural, civil, geotechnical, structural, building services design and project management. His expertise was shown not only in Hong Kong, but also in the large-scale civil projects overseas.

His early experience includes motorways and railway bridges in UK. He was the design team leader for Mass Transit Railway immersed tube tunnel, ventilation buildings, cooling water intake structures and reclamation on Kowloon and Hong Kong. He is currently the project director for Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities - Independent Design Checker.

David was the coordinator for studies to provide design parameters for maritime works for Lamma, Shajaio Power Stations and Route 7 (Kennedy Town to Aberdeen) and immersed tube highway tunnel in Kaoshiung in Taiwan. He is responsible for 3 port planning studies, 13 marine impact assessments, preliminary designs for immersed tube in Shanghai and Guangzhou of China, Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden.

He is familiar with the statutory requirements of Buildings Ordinance and Codes of Practices. He is a member of the Building Subcommittee attending regular meetings with Buildings Department and other stakeholders in reviewing building and construction regulations. He founded David S.K. Au & Associates Ltd. (DAAL) and Au Posford Consultants Ltds. (APCL) in 1980 and 1989 respectively to provide architectural, civil, building surveying and other services.

Ir Dr. Liu has over 25 years’ experience in civil, structural and geotechnical design as well as project management. He has been contracted for more than 30 residential, industrial and commercial developments in public and private sector.

Liu is currently the Deputy Managing Director of David S.K. Au & Associates Ltd. He acted as Project Director, Project Structural Engineer, Registered Structural Engineer for several projects over the years. He had been assigned as Project Director for two consultancy agreements with Building Department and for various private developments. He also acted as Project Manager to manage the term consultancy agreements with various institutional & utilities companies.

He is the Project Director responsible for three logistic centre developments and several residential developments with total contract sum over HK$8.5 billion. Besides regular office work, he also serves as committee member of various government and institutional bodies.

He is a Fellow of Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (FHKIE), Member of The Institution of Structural Engineer (IStructE) and several local & overseas professional institutes. Liu is also a Registered Structural Engineer (RSE) and Registered Inspector (RI) and has the capacity to carry out statutory duties under the Buildings Ordinance in Hong Kong.

With the passion to help unleash the potential and usage of BIM in the AEC industry, Billy has dedicated himself as an engineer in industrial and mechanical field.

Over the 16 years, Billy has contributed his diversified experience in the latest AEC technology, such as BIM, 3D Printing, Reality Capture and DfMA process in many iconic projects worldwide, for example OPUS Hong Kong, DDP in South Korea, YAS Marina Hotel in Middle East and Qunli Museum in China.

Billy embraces the vision to enhance the BIM adoption in every level, from management to frontline. He started to pursue his ambition in 2005 at the Swire One Island East project, the first BIM commercial project in Hong Kong. Currently in Hip Hing Construction Company Limited, he is overseeing all facets of work covering BIM execution on special projects including civil, management, strategic planning, innovation & technology performance assessment, research & development.

He also speaks at the Company’s conferences, University and Industry events, sharing his inspirations and exchanging ideas of BIM with other practitioners. On behalf of Hong Kong Construction Association (HKCA), he is currently a Co-opted Member of the Hong Kong Construction Industry Council (CIC), Committee on BIM Task Force Group, CITF (BIM) and BIM Assessment Panel (BIMAP) Member.

Betty has substantial experience of working with contractors, consultants and developers for private and public sector projects. She has adopted BIM to streamline workflow and collaboration for added value of the projects.

KK is currently a Chief Surveyor in Leighton Contractors (Asia) Limited at East Kowloon Cultural Centre project. He has over 24 years experience in civil and building projects, including The Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link (XRL), Shatin Central Link (SCL), Kowloon Southern Link (KSL), etc.

Hannah has been engaging in BIM in the construction industry for nearly 5 years. Her project experience spans across civil and building projects, including the Lamma Power Station, Airport Fire Training Facility, Lyric Theatre Complex and so on. She has also been involved in implementing BIM technology in various aspects, such as the application of AR and VR in project safety aspects, the use of 3D Printing in tender stage and the integration of 3D Scanning in as-built stage.

Despite her relatively short experience in BIM, Hannah possesses a strong enthusiasm for learning new things and continuously improving herself. She aspires to contribute her skills and knowledge to the industry and make a meaningful impact in the future.

Owen has involved in various large scale civil and building projects. He is currently responsible for (ASD) East Kowloon Cultural Centre. His working experience not only limited in Construction Project in Hong Kong, but also with land surveying experience in Mainland China and Thailand.

Yvonne is an Authorized Land Surveyor with substantial experience in Project Management and has 20 years’ experience in implementing GIS / IT projects and quality assurance procedures.

She is experienced in the design, development and implementation of GIS/IT systems. In recent years, she has been actively participated in various BIM / GIS related projects, including those contracted by China Light & Power and Highways Department.

Yvonne has led the successful implementation of a large number of GIS / IT / BIM systems for the government and public sector projects. She has been working in government departments as well as private consultants and acquired diversified experience in communication with government departments.

She has track records on IT / GIS projects with government departments such as Planning Department, Housing Department, Civil Engineering and Development Department, Environmental Protection Department, and Drainage Services Department.

Justin, a Registered Professional Engineer in Canada, had taken part in numerous civil engineering and geotechnical projects in Hong Kong, Canada as well as the United States.

Justin is currently an Assistant Professor at the Hong Kong Chu Hai College. He teaches undergraduate geotechnical engineering, construction technology, engineering mathematics and building infomation modelling courses.

MR. Liu was a Chief Surveyor in Leighton Contractors (Asia) Limited. Throughout his over 22 years of experience in construction industry, he has devoted to facilitate development and innovation of surveying in Hong Kong. He has been contracted to manage various public infrastructure, including the large-scale cross-border project, Hong Kong – Zhuhai – Macao Bridge, and Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities – Passenger Clearance Building. He has taken the main role of supervising all survey teams and facilitating the application of BIM in the above projects.

Recognized as an experienced surveyor for public transport infrastructure, he was also contracted by MTR to be the Surveyor-in-charge for the project of Shatin to Central Link Hung Hom Station and Stabling Sidings. His experience of surveying covers various sectors and different scales. From Discovery Bay Project, Shun Lee Tsuen Recreation Ground, to drainage channels in various New Territories area, he has provided professional survey works to the projects.

Apart from Hong Kong, he has also engaged in different projects in Macau, namely Venetian Resort Macao, one of the Asia’s largest Leisure Centre complex, with contract amounted to HK$9.5 billion.

Mr. Keung has involved in several large-scale civil infrastructure projects including South Island Line (East), North Commercial District (NCD) and Relocation of Sha Tin Sewage Treatment Works to Caverns.

He is a member of Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, a member of Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors and a member of Hong Kong Institution of Engineering Surveyors. He is also a CIC-Certified BIM Manager, a member of both the Hong Kong Institute of Building Information Modelling and the Hong Kong Institute of Civil and Building Information Management.

Styx has nearly 20 years of experience for both vendor and design / construction works in the Surveying, Civil, Infrastructure, Building works, Fitting out, IT and BIM industry.

He has a wide range of knowledge in Project Management, BIM, 3D scanning, 3D printing, Animation, CAD and Surveying. He is mainly responsible for survey project management, design, the implementation of providing services to large scale projects and government departments.

He offers consultancy services in Surveying / BIM areas including providing BIM solutions for Civil, Structural, Building services and other related design/construction works. Besides, he has abundant experience in 3D Scan, Photogrammetry to BIM software including Revit, Civil 3D, Microstation, Power Inroads, etc.

Alex has been working as a Land Surveyor for Leighton Contractors (Asia) Ltd and contributing his surveying skills and spatial knowledge in several large-scale civil infrastructure projects including The Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link (XRL), Shatin to Central Link Hung Hom Station and Stabling Sidings and Black Point Power Station Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) Unit D1 Project etc.

Alex has a passion for pursuing innovation and thinking out of the box, with a goal to spread and leverage the exciting opportunities spatial and BIM technologies have to offer in AEC industry. He used to take initiative to adopt the use of advanced surveying technologies such as laser scanning and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) and BIM technologies at the early stage of a project in order to facilitate the process of construction. Alex is passionate about raising awareness for spatial and BIM technologies to everyone and aspires to encourage young bright minds into the profession.

Joran has been contributing in large-scale infrastructure projects, including Central-Wan Chai Bypass, Hong Kong–Zhuhai– Macao Bridge and Tung Chung New Town Extension. Thanks to the multi-disciplinary infrastructure projects, his experience of surveying and construction modeling covers different works categories, including site / slope formations, roads, bridges, tunnels, reclamation, utilities networks, buildings and architectural facade.

With the substantial experience in BIM with mega projects, Joran shows his strong expertise in surveying, data management and modeling presentation. He is also keen on challenges in acting in different positions and roles (from survey, design to team management; from contractor, consultant to client). The integration of understanding in different professions brings him a strong background in design, construction and operations.

Having been coordinating with clients, designers, consultants, contractors and frontline, Joran believes that construction might easily come with a few twists, due to accuracy, interpretation, link apart, misunderstanding, or sometimes surprises. BIM helps each stakeholder (including clients, architects, engineers, surveyors and end users of projects) to share the same vision from design to the usage of a construction project.

He also believes that BI“M” shall consist of both Modeling and Management, especially in the mega civil projects. Modeling refers the 3D digital mocker and Computer-Aided-Drawings displays the details of every single component features. More importantly, management! According to the well-structured layouts that follow every steps of project cycle, it allows modifying and improving the project together with stakeholders. BIM (management and modeling) bring macroscopic & microscopic view, as a result, it efficiently minimizes the cost and better fulfills the clients’ and end-users’ expectations in return.

Frankie is a Senior Resident Land Surveyor in Mott MacDonald Hong Kong Limited. With his extensive experience in land surveying, he has involved in several large-scale civil projects, including Central Kowloon Route, Hong Kong – Zhuhai – Macao Bridge, for the construction of Passenger Clearance Building, Vehicular bridges and more.

He was the Principal Surveyor to manage the project of Hung Hom North Approach Tunnels, Shatin to Central Link. He has shown strong background in land surveying, with the leading role in Harbour Area Treatment Scheme Stage 2A and Ocean Park Master Redevelopment Project.

Over 25 years of work experience in surveying, Frankie has been contracted to several civil projects, including Infrastructure for Penny’s Bay Development (Disneyland), Shatin New Town Project, Kwai Chung Container Port – Terminal 9 Development, and Construction of Kowloon Station and Tunnel.

He has substantial experience using BIM with mega projects, including the Shatin and Central Link, and currently the construction of Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities. When saying about the future of BIM, Frankie believes BIM shall be applied in early design stage rather than during construction stage to resolve all the discrepancies, but still amendment should be made to the design in construction stage to save cost.

Frankie is active in promoting the community of surveying industry. He is a fellow member of Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors, member of Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and RPS (LS) of Surveyors Registration Board and so on.

Mr. Kelvin Kuo has 20 years of Quantity Surveying and Project Management experience in the construction industry among the discipline of Building, Civil and Interior Design and has 13 years of BIM project management experience.

With the professional knowledge and experiences in Quantity Surveying, Kelvin has involved in developing and promoting the integration of BIM services to current QS practices since 2011, he is handling BIM5D (Quantitative Information Modelling, QIM) projects in public housings and private sectors of Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Malaysia and Japan.

To contribute his professional knowledge to the industry, he has presented CPD/ training to RICS, HKIS, CICES, University of Macau, Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (IVE) and Technological and higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (THEi). Now, Kelvin is the BIM Sub-Committee Chairman of CICES and member of HKIS QSD BIM Sub-Committee.